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After months of disruption, the scaffolding is down and the Buttermarket shopping centre's St Stephen's Lane entrance has been transformed with updated signage and new greenery.
The big picture: The centre underwent essential roof repairs starting in November, requiring extensive scaffolding that temporarily altered the face of the building. The completion of works marks the end of months of scaffolding and construction barriers that had impacted the appearance of the prominent shopping centre.
What's new:
All scaffolding and work barriers have been removed
Updated signage displays current stores and operators
New planters have been installed around the entrance
Former retailers Holland & Barrett, Superdry and Creams have been removed from exterior signage
A new Omniplex Cinema logo has been installed
What's next: The completion comes shortly after an announcement from Suffolk Highways that a programme of road and pavement improvements across Ipswich town centre will begin on Monday 27 January, including planned improvements to Buttermarket between 14-21 February.
Bottom line: The completion of works and aesthetic improvements, including new planters and updated signage, has completely transformed St Stephen's Lane and breathed fresh life into an area that has been under construction for some time.
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